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An ECB survey shows that cash is the preferred payment method for 24% of companies, ahead of other alternatives. Most companies also perceive cash as a cheaper, faster and more reliable payment instrument.

Clip Money, DBS Bank, Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions, and Sonect were the first recipients of the CashTech Innovation Awards, presented by CashEssentials at the Future of Cash Conference in September.

In this eight episode, James Shepherd-Barron talks to Brett Scott about his latest book 'Cloud Money'. In a wide-ranging discussion, they take a deeper look at the political economy of cash and the ideology driving the erosion of cash-based systems.

Imagine Currency is a charitable initiative where 100% of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to Go Give One campaign run by the WHO Foundation to purchase COVID-19 vaccines for the most vulnerable and under-vaccinated countries.

Many U.S. customers are racking up credit card debt to make ends meet during the cost-of-living crisis.

The remittance market is growing rapidly, and cash is a popular way of sending funds. ATMs play a critical role by providing senders and beneficiaries convenient access to cash.

Almost half of the respondents surveyed by the Austrian central bank have no interest in a digital euro. Half of those who expressed interest stated that cash should retain its relevance.

Just three days after making the announcement, AIB scraps its decision to remove cash services from a third of its branches, following significant backlash from consumers, business owners, farmers and politicians.

In this seventh episode, James Shepherd-Barron sits down with Luis Oro, Director of Innovation at Prosegur Cash, to discuss cash, how it moves around in less developed countries and its role in society.

After the U.S. Supreme Court removed the constitutional right to abortion, state prosecutors could subpoena banks' and fintechs' payments data to use it as criminal evidence.

After being struck by the pandemic and now the cost of living crisis, Gen Z is embracing cash as an efficient budget management tool.

In this sixth episode of the Cash and Crises podcast series, James Shepherd-Barron sits down with Thomas Byrnes, founder and CEO of Market Impact, a consultancy, to discuss debit cards and how they are used in humanitarian action.